Carestream Dental
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Key Takeaways
Generated from the text of customer reviews
Our Verdict
Overall Rating
Based on 16 users reviews
2.8
Rating Distribution
Positive
31%
Neutral
38%
Negative
31%
Starting Price
$450
per month
Carestream Dental Specifications
- Appointment Management/Scheduling
- e-Prescriptions
- Patient Portal
- Mobile App
Carestream Dental Features
Rx Manager
This feature lets providers create, send, and refill prescriptions directly from the patient chart using an internet-connected device. It pulls information from patient records to reduce manual transcription and gives clinicians access to medication histories when making prescribing decisions. Prescriptions are sent electronically to the patient’s preferred pharmacy, with details automatically recorded in their file.
Insights Manager
Carestream Dental includes ‘Insights Manager’ that brings practice performance data into customizable dashboards, so teams can monitor the area's most relevant to their work. For multi-location organizations, it consolidates data across practices to give leaders a broader view of operations. Teams can use these insights to identify repeated work, review resource allocation, and adjust patient engagement strategies.
eClaims
The platform lets billing teams submit insurance claims electronically, with validation checks that flag missing fields, incorrect codes, and formatting issues before submission. Staff can attach X-rays, periodontal charts, photos, and narratives, then track whether claims have been received, accepted, or denied. Reporting on denial reasons, claim performance, and payer turnaround times helps teams prioritize follow-ups and review billing processes.
eVerifications
Using this feature, staff can check insurance eligibility, benefits, coverage limitations, and claim status before a patient’s appointment. It facilitates real-time checks that reduce the need to verify plan details manually and help teams identify inactive coverage before treatment. Staff can use this information to explain the patient’s expected financial responsibility upfront, thereby reducing billing surprises and payment disputes.
Imaging
This feature stores X-rays, intraoral photos, and 3D images directly in the patient chart, alongside clinical notes, periodontal charts, and treatment history. It enables clinicians to compare, annotate, and measure images to support diagnosis and display them chairside when explaining treatment options. Billing teams can access images for electronic claim attachments, while automatic saving helps reduce misplaced or duplicated files.
Pros And Cons of Carestream Dental
Pros
Remote access to patient records and schedules
Easy patient search, intake, and scheduling
Electronic claims and insurance checks reduce manual work
Billing statements retain progress when switching tasks
Quick switching between practice locations
Cons
Syncing issues can disrupt daily work
Some routine tasks may require extra steps or workarounds
Billing balances and production figures may appear inaccurate
Carestream Dental Pricing
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Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Sep 14, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
Carestream Dental Reviews
Total 16 reviews
2.8
All reviews are from verified customers
Rating Distribution
5
Stars13%
4
Stars19%
3
Stars31%
2
Stars6%
1
Stars31%
Share your experience
Dentistry, 1-10 employees
Less than a year
“Terrible customer service”
Pros
Not sure yet
Cons
Carestream is only prompt when they take your money otherwise their response time is deplorable. They continually fail to answer calls and evade all previously made telephone appointments. They are a frustrating company to deal with and have made the daily running of the dental practice quite challenging
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
3
Value for money
3
Customer Support
1
Functionality
3
Hospital & Health Care, 11-50 employees
“Perfect for dental practices”
Pros
Carestream Dental has all the essentials for running our dental practice. Plus 3D imaging is absolutely amazing and it makes managing patient records so much easier.
Cons
Occasional bugs and unexpected interruptions in operations is something I hate about it.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
7
Value for money
7
Customer Support
7
Functionality
7
Not Specified, 1-10 employees
“Response time is too slow”
Pros
Once it's set up, it works pretty well. Also the screens are easy to navigate and usually do what they're supposed to without causing any problem. So yes I like it.
Cons
Having to wait and schedule upgrades when you need them the most is a total dealbreaker for me. It is honestly ridiculous trying to support someone using this product and then having to explain that their vendor says they need to wait three weeks for an upgrade just to fix performance issues. What a joke!
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
9
Value for money
9
Customer Support
9
Functionality
9
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Carestream Dental completely web-based?
Yes! Carestream Dental software is cloud-based and accessible through a web browser, without an on-site server. However, integrated products such as imaging software may have additional installation and system requirements.
How can I get support or contact Carestream Dental?
Support is available via phone, email, live chat, and ticket system.
Can Sensei Cloud and Sensei Cloud Apps be used without replacing an existing practice management system?
Sensei Cloud is designed to replace a traditional server-based practice management system. Sensei Cloud Apps can extend an existing Sensei product, WinOMS, SoftDent, PracticeWorks, or OrthoTrac, without requiring migration to Sensei Cloud.
What happens if the internet connection goes down while using Carestream Dental?
Carestream Dental requires an internet connection, so losing connectivity would interrupt access until a connection is restored.
Can Carestream Dental manage separate businesses within one dental group?
It supports dental groups with multiple locations, including centralized configurations, location-level access controls, and network-wide reporting.



